Dog for sure…. however I think cats require a little less attention than dogs ie. they don’t need walking, bathing etc and are easier if you have to go away.
I think this would be a great idea. I’m sure for a lot of sex workers and even the general public it is possibly “uncertainty of the unknown.”
I feel the health worker could provide valuable insight and information to the sex workers to make all involved more informed and comfortable & relaxed with the situation.
Having a disablility, whether it be physical or intellectual makes one no less a human being nor does it necessarily take away sexual desires or the need for companionship and closeness.
I’m all for it and if I worked for Qld Health I’d be doing all I could to get an education program up and running for these sex workers, and more importantly more education programs for the public in general.
For most people, until it affects them personally in some way, they never gain a knowledge of how having a disability can effect someone, both physically and mentally and many are totally unprepared to deal with the situation if it occurs.
Go Sexpistol & Graybags – good to see – you know there are some guys out there who don’t appreciate big boobs, I can’t imagine why a sexy, well defined cleavage doesn’t get attention from some men.
If it comes back, it will always be yours. If it doesn’t come back, it was never yours to begin with.
But……..if it just sits in your living room, messes up your stuff, eats your food, uses your telephone, takes your money, and doesn’t appear to realize that you had set it free…
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